Medline Hand Therapy Putty, Peach, X-Soft, 5 lb., 1/EA

Hand Therapy Putty, Peach, X-Soft, 5 lb., 1/EA

Hand therapy putty is a resistance putty used for hand strengthening exercises. This peach x-soft option fits early-stage or low-resistance hand therapy needs and can work well for patient use at home. The 5 lb. format offers a larger quantity than smaller container options in the same line.

Good Fit For

• Hand strengthening programs that need very low resistance
• Patient home exercise routines
• Clinics or therapy settings stocking larger-volume putty

Key Features

• Peach x-soft resistance for the lightest level in the strength progression
• Color-coded consistency helps buyers identify the resistance level quickly
• Made for hand strengthening work, from the weakest grasp upward
• 5 lb. size suits buyers who need more volume than small patient containers
• Plastic container is described as easy to open for patient use at home

Applications and Usage

• Selecting the lightest resistance level for hand exercise progression
• Sending hand therapy putty home for ongoing patient use
• Stocking a larger 5 lb. quantity for repeated therapy sessions

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Material: Plastic.
• This is the peach x-soft resistance level, so it is the least resistant option in the stated progression.
• Buyers comparing sizes should note that this SKU is the 5 lb. version rather than the smaller 2 oz., 4 oz., or 1 lb. options mentioned for the product line.

FAQ

• What resistance level is this hand therapy putty? This hand therapy putty is peach and x-soft, which is the least resistant level in the stated progression.
• Is this putty intended for hand strengthening? Yes. The putty is made for strengthening, starting with the weakest grasp and progressing to firmer resistance levels.
• Is this a good choice for home use? Yes. The product details mention easy-to-open plastic containers for patient use at home.
• How much putty comes in this unit? This unit is the 5 lb. size and is sold as 1 each.

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